The country has ordered a five-day shutdown in a bid to contain the virus.
US President Barack Obama is calling for continued vigilance but says the virus that has travelled across the border also appears weaker.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Swine Flu Threat Eases
The number of suspected deaths from swine flu in Mexico has been cut by 75 to 101, indicating the outbreak may not be as bad as initially feared.
The country has ordered a five-day shutdown in a bid to contain the virus.
US President Barack Obama is calling for continued vigilance but says the virus that has travelled across the border also appears weaker.
The country has ordered a five-day shutdown in a bid to contain the virus.
US President Barack Obama is calling for continued vigilance but says the virus that has travelled across the border also appears weaker.
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